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St Jerome, patron saint of archaeologists.

Here I’ve drawn him with a globe, compared with the original memento mori. 📍similar to work by Guido Reni

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2022-03-03

University of Oxford researchers create largest ever human family tree https://t.co/bqtD0742Wi

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2022-02-25

New species of spinosaurid dinosaur discovered in Portugal https://t.co/Gs9LbpPZPu

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2022-02-24

From first sketch to final version!
A is the process of creating something that no longer exists. This picture takes us right into the Bronze Age production & trading centre on the largest Estonian island.

Fig. ArchIllu

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2022-02-23

It does take a little archaeology and linguistic anthropology. Like using the game files to double check spelling choices or comparing across games, since I have very little language ability but plenty of enthusiasm. But honestly that's half the fun 😎

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2022-02-23

Two paintings of the rocks at Aird A' Mhorain, North Uist by Margaret MacLellan in the exhibition ending this week at Museum and Arts Centre and online. The cup-shaped marks are probably natural in origin rather than archaeology. https://t.co/f1cb03PmRx

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2022-02-22

Hopeless Maine archaeology can be more responsive than is normal other places.

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2022-02-17

new pc just dropped she's a yuan ti bard named seaweed who has a sword she's scared to use and likes archaeology

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2022-02-15

It's me, Esmie. Your locally non-local archaeologist, Fish Wife and aggressive support. Traveling around wherever work sends me, and having a good time meeting new people and sharing archaeology stories.

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2022-02-14

54,000-Year-Old Molar is Earliest Known Evidence of Anatomically Modern Humans in Western Europe
https://t.co/dth7eNLplF

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2022-02-13

St Anne between St John the Baptist and St Anthony Abbot
(The Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology)

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2022-02-12

For another beautiful marble oscillum, depicting a head of Pan. Originally in the collection of the antiquarian Charles Townley, it was purchased in 1805 by the

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2022-02-10

| This stunning work from the Villa of the Mysteries in shows a Bacchic rite - the fifth of seven similar frescoes.

Here a woman kneels before a priestess beside a mynaed or thyiad and a figure holding a thyrsus.

🏛️

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2022-02-04

Anyhow, nearly time for bed.
It's been a day, for sure!!!

1. Roof inspect $2600 \o/
2. Wrote museum img license requests
3. Cleaned part of house
4. Archaeology class
5. Made dinner
6. Edited/proofed ~15,000 words (3rd novel)

DONE...

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2022-02-03

On Feb 19th we're very pleased to welcome via Zoom who'll be talking to us about archaeology of Ipswich. More details and free tickets here https://t.co/VBmiH7KQso

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2022-02-01

Archaeological and historic monuments in and SW England were the inspiration behind local artist Ali Robinson’s new exhibition in the Link Gallery at ‘Stones and Stars’ opens on Friday (4th). Entry is FREE.

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2022-01-31



Sacred from of Tifatina at Monte Tifata (modern S. Angelo in Formis). 3rd C. CE

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